Sentence examples for a better persistence from inspiring English sources

Regardless of treatment and diagnosis, we found that high prevaccination antibody levels predicted a better persistence of protective immunity at the 1.5-year follow-up.

Compared with another mosquito pathogen, Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis, L. sphaericus demonstrates a higher efficiency for killing mosquito larvae and a better persistence in the field [ 6].

Miao et al. [ 13], in a study based on a Medicare population, noted better persistence and adherence with insulin therapy prescribed as a pen compared with a vial, with no increase in total health care costs.

The results from the present study suggest (i) that neurologists preferentially prescribe Gb with higher dosage strengths as well as (ii) that being treated by a neurologist is associated with better persistence, hence a potential confounding effect of physician-related factors on persistence cannot be ruled out.

This may allow a more targeted approach and better persistence of the cells in the tumor microenvironment.

The treatment continuation rate was higher for OLAI versus RLAI suggesting that OLAI has a better treatment persistence rate suggesting OLAI might have the potential for a low risk of discontinuation.

13 The effect of concurrent DMARDs, primarily MTX, on anti-TNF persistence in RA has been examined in a number of recent studies, 7 14– 18 and the results suggested better persistence with anti-TNF therapies when used with DMARDs.

Better persistence and adherence may lead to long-term health benefits for employees with T2DM.

Also, for calcium and vitamin D3 supplementation, it is reasonable to believe that better persistence translates into greater efficacy.

In this real-world study, the use of insulin glargine was associated with better persistence and adherence than NPH insulin.

Higher prevaccination antibody levels for both serotypes 23F and 6B were associated with better persistence of protective antibodies (P < 0.001).